Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 9th.
tLouR-Fair local movement and moderate
shipping business. An increase i'll the export
trade is more than probable in the near
future. We quote net cash prices for Cal
iforniG: Best Family, 81 1904 80 p Dbl; Bakers
extra SiGl4 %; Superfne 81 9093 20.
WHEAT-Business is still of light magnitude
Settlements on account of the recent collapse
move along slowly, and until everything in this
connection is fixed up satisfactorily there will
probably not be much greater activity. The
nominal price for standard shipping is 81 25 q
ctl Trade on milling account is little more
brisk than u short time ago, and sales are daily
negotiated by those identified with this Interest
on basis of 81 30(Gl 49, Holders of strictly
choice milling lots ask 81 10 & ctl.
BARLEf-To say that weak feeling pre-
walls, is scarcely expressive Of the situation.
Receipts have been pouring in pretty literally
OF late, ana there Is a great deal more stock on
hand than is desirable fol the interest of sellers
Al the moment there is no established figure to
the market. For the best class of feed 9Oc is
the extreme asking rate, while there is not
much doubt that an offer of size would be
promptly accepted by some who are anxious to
realize. Old Brewing of choice quality will be
taken in moderate quantities at 81 1917,
though this is the full buying limit Lower
grades sell in proportion. There is little use
in submitting samples of new Brewing
Nobody apparently wants it, and holders must
have patience for little while longer Dealers
are hopeful that outlets viii be furnished by re-
duced railroad freights or some other favorable
circumstance, so that local stocks may be low
cred. In the absence OF active trade we quote
prices nominal at 971acGsl for No grade
Nothing of consequence has yet developed for
Chevalier, but 1t is not likely that it win be
very long time before some attention Is given
to this particular description. Dealers quote
81 206ll 40 for bay.
OAT5-Considering all immediate surround
ings, the market has been pretty well sustained
but the further weakness in Barley has had dc,
pressing influence on the Dat market, and the
sit az on is not near so favorable for sellers as
week ago. Receipts from domestic points
are coming to hand with fair freedom
aud shipments from Oregon have commenced.
We quote: Choice Feed, 81 35d1 40 /; No. l
Feed 81 3O9l So No. 2, 81 15G1 % Mill
ing, 81 SOL 80; Surprise, 81 45@l so; Black,
Sl@l 25 q ctl.
CoRN-stocks are neither heavy nor scat
tered, so that the market is under better control
We quote: Large Yellow, 81 IT,; small do
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S2Ga27 p ton
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s27@2S 2
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21aL2]4c q ID.
OIlCAKE MEAI-Quotable at So 50 per ton
for old process and S27 80 Z ton for new process
at the mills.
SEEDS-Choice Brown Mustard is still scarce
and top figures can be obtained for an article of
the character named. Possibly in "a iohhiug
way, higher than we quote might be paid under
competition. We quote: Mustard, Brown, 81 500
So Yellow, 81 25@2 20 p ctl; Canary, S63I%c
Hemp, 314@354c; Rape, 2@21ac; Timothy bta6c:
Alfalfa 7a7zac q ID; Flax. 81 1902 Is . ctl
MlDDLlNGs-Ih market rates easier Quot
able at SlS6n20 a ton.
HAl-Receipts arc in excess of the demand
and the market is weak in tone, especially for
inferior grades. 1t will probably be nearly a
month before supplies show any decrease in
amount, and prices meanwhile are not likely to
strengthen. Offerings of Alfalfa are large, and
sales sale are necessarily made at low rates.
Dat, Sll@1i; Alfalfa, Si0@10 20 = ton
STRAW-Quotable at 35C650c r. bale.
HOPS-Buyers are Indifferent and IL is next
to useless e. ST to submit samples. Nominally quot
BRAN u in more liberal supply. Quotable
,RYE.,.From 81 40 to 81 % Z ctl will embrace
all qualities.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 O5@I Is p ell,
according to quality.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s22@2s =
POTATOES-A cargo of CufIey Cove is Mt
hand, for which 81 Is asked. Buyers are not in
el cline to pay nn oyer Sc c supplies Of ali
40@60c; Jersey Blues 60@s1c; Burbank Seed
lings, 60c@Sl: Fairly Rose. 5O@70c; Peerless,
5O@65c; Garnet Chile, 60@75c I, ctl; Sweet, 81
oNIoNS-Are in heavy supply. Dealers say
that receipts have seldom been as liberal us this
present season: Fortunately there has been
good demand, both on local account and for
business great deal Quotable at 50660c ctl
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 25@l IS:
Niles, 81: Blackeye, 81 1215 q % 2 ctl
BEANs-The last Panama steamer carried
some 10000 ms for New York via the I-thmus
The market generally has a healthy tone,
more especially for white varieties We
butter. 81 1902 80; Pink, 81 4Oal 20; Red, 81 40
TO 81 IS; Lima, s2a2 65; Pea. 81 l5@2 so; Small
White. 81 l5aD2 10 a ct,.
ETABLES-1omatocs keep low In price
owing to liberal supply Corn does not move off
freely. Squash and Egg Plant are sold at about
what buyers will pay. Cucumbers show no i'm
Egg Plant, 25a35c q box: Cucumbers, 25a
35c 2 box; picking Cucumbers, 50@75c 2 box
Green Peppers, 25@50c e box: Green Peas,
25442%c = b. Tomatoes, 25G30c q box
Green Corn, 50cGsl 4 box; Green okra, 5O@
SOC . box; String Beans. 39ic q H. Summer
squash squash % s'e ton boz Mnrrowl@t
iSc dozsn; Gsrro:s Sn asee Sn eti rurn yg
23G50o q etl Beets, 75c@sl q sack: Parsnips
5oc@sl ctl: raultnower. 50c65c q dozen
cabbage, JOS!5c csl; Garlic, 114c = b;
Dry 0kra, 15ae0c y n.
FRUlT-Grapes make liberal display and the
market continues favorable for consumers. Figs
are legl, cied and some lots have To be dumped.
Ounces drag badly. Choice Bartlett Pears are
scarce, and Peaches OF desirable quality are
anything but plentiful. Cape Cod Cranbcrries,
Sl09u Z barrel Ounces, 25G50c a box
Wine GRAPES. sl5@2l z ton; Huckleberries,
5a6c q n Crab Apples, 256J0c = box; Can
taloupes, soegsl Q crate: wa.ermelons, s5@lO
nary; do, Mnscat. 35G50c p box: Tokay,
o99Ioc; Isabella, b5e9oc h box; hose
Of Peru, ioGJoc; Peaches, 5ocas1 . bx; Apples,
Bartlett, S0c@s1 - 2 box; Figs, SOC a box
for black; Strawberries, Sid6 a chest; Black
berries, s. @6 z chest; Plums, 2G3c
2 b ; Egg Plums, &c g d: Mexican Lines. SO
9 q box: Lemons, Sicily, s7GS: do Cali
fdrnia, 81 5oa2 for common, and S3G3 80 2 box
fol choice; banauas. u so 3 30 , bunch: Pine
apples. s3i5 D dozer
DRIED FRUIT-A less active demand has
caused weaker feeling in values The mar
ket was recently stimulated through the fling
OF orders on Eastern account, but advancing
prices checked further trade from that direc-
ton. With moderate reductions in quotations
tits expected that shipments viii be again in
augurated. We quote: Sun dried Apples, ~ l5c
2 . for sliced and 3lS94e for qnarteTed Al
den and Plummer. 99l0c; Apricots, 12t9 3c for
sun-dried bleaehed; do, sun dried, 9t6IOc.
Blaekherries 10@12c: Figs, 5d6c for pressed
4@i1sc for Impressed Smyrna Figs, z1zclsc for
layers, and 91l9e Tor kegs: Neclsrines
S910e; Peaches, 2oa22c for peeled, and 9@llc
for unpeeled; Pesrs, 4a5c for whole ard IA
SC for sliced machine-dTied, IoG1OISc Pluns
i0G12e for pitted aud 2e for unpftted: Ger
man Prunes, S99c; French PTunes, SG1oc p 70;
Basins, London Layers, 81 5oa1 rs = box. with
2ld.2oc advance for fractions; Common. 81 100
l IS y box.
HONEY offerings generally are light, giving
q firm tone to prices, We quote: Comb. white,
l29l5e; extra white, 151SGIse: dark, Sta1oc. Ex-
frartaa--Tfear i.ar. 53sd5 So.